On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 4:53 PM, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> geoff wrote:
>> Hi Folks;
>>
>> I have an application that stores images in a database.
>> When the images are extracted, we use the files extension and
>> os.startwith("filename") to allows the OS to select the users
>> desi
geoff wrote:
> Hi Folks;
>
> I have an application that stores images in a database.
> When the images are extracted, we use the files extension and
> os.startwith("filename") to allows the OS to select the users
> desingated program to open the file.
>
> Sometimes ... this goes astray. For some m
Hi Folks;
I have an application that stores images in a database.
When the images are extracted, we use the files extension and
os.startwith("filename") to allows the OS to select the users
desingated program to open the file.
Sometimes ... this goes astray. For some mysterious reason, WinXP's
f
Thanks Mark.
After a couple of misfires, I think I figured out how to get CastTo to
work (the docstring is practically non-existent in the version I have,
perhaps it's been updated?).
However, that puts me back at the same place I was with some of the
other attempts:
>>> obj_i2 = CastTo(obj, "In
Dear Pythonoholics:
I have just released adodbapi version 2.2. This version adds support for
Iron Python, which is not important to this group, but it did make me clean
up the code. All classes are now new-style classes, and string exceptions
are gone. I found out why .rowcount was so useless (yo
